... SPORfltG flTmLIgE1?OE. CUERGH JUNET flEMfl4-wnnD.Y :e Dnn FSsrdaaq-ist - Blk ai Book-:Mr T GiWieWatr me lr of ithe Scales, and aaiaprc.tstuon Racing, wascniud t-a here under, Vascorching s -ideed at. time its- rays 4were almost unbearble,. The ?? -of spec- taters wras almost as numerous as that present on e the opening day, and the only departments in -wihthere, was M alint off weraeotsidde ...

... ISPRTN TEtQIE -TiE LQUTH RUNT E ME .Sbteards-he 'Viscont 4Massereene' and Fermrd, LordEathdonneli, Cartain Hon Idward P Preston, Philip CaanE J Frederick Feeoer, Esq, DL; Wn MdBicai Ciraer Zsq; Aithnr'ac Eqf; Jolan Woolgey Ecq- Malcolm B Mnrtay, Esq; Alexander 3 yHer, h; one 1 Jaraean, Regq J P V Rutton, siso , l r - -W E'Crwnto, ltsq. BUlster;el, A- ?? Ron Secre- tasy-Peter'aaipee~^BQ ?? ...

... ?? ?? - . .. * IRISH CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. Yesterday a wonderful change took place for the wbetter in the fortunes of tae meeting-fine yerthek , a large atteudance, and fairly cgqd contis marking the difference between the probeediins and those on the earlier days of the week. It was truly a change to be grateful for. Our previous experience -being that From grave to gay, from lively to ...

... -SPORTING INTELUOENc?. IETROLITAN SPRING .UI t; - ?? G AND 7m tl.A D ?? p 2 y; !T-hle folo xaate M Ar fluindiey/4rpir blernon Stireet, bila-a::1 ?? Plate of £50, an Open Renters' Steeple- Ichase. Tw\omies, witha osa~plsyand -allbwuances. :EKILDIRE AMD NATIO At. HUNT. RAE'S I R ~(PuxcnrCOwV9T), ?? - IS' The foling races tobe ran at thaineeting ?? il4 6tah and 7th dlos to.-moerow Ctueaday. ...

... i I THE- TULLAMORE--MEETI{G-YESTflDaT. I .S;e wsrdIc-.A Connolly, Asq, J- P; J A Cessidy, Esq, E JSP: XI Dalj, Esg; Major Biddulph, J Locke, Esq-; G A I Moorhead, Esq% M D. Committee-W Adams, Esq, I T C; C Qirke Esq T C.G-G A Moorhead, Esq.h rMD; J L I Stirling, Esq. i! C; B Daly. EsqB, Jun; P Lenelvan, Esq,. T C; H Egan, EBs, JP, C T - C Keuny, Esq; W Hoey, EFsq; D KI Pierce;-Esq; J ShetI4$ ...

... . SPORTING INTELLIGENCUE I REM FTON PA RACES-YESTERDA.r I STE WARDS-Candia mnure, I; Ltly Tempest, ,; Sill- thor', 3. Seven Tan. Lasy Temnnest (lisqualhiied for niot returning to weigr inl, amd Sidvhorp vz.as placed secondl, si;ver Chief ret-tING HURDLE-Victoria, I; 'Mystic, 2; Sun- ret. S. Eight ran. 'STAINES-Tauworti, 1; Young Duke, 2; Aladdin, S. Seven ran. SELLING-Vagrat, 1; Croxton, 2; ...

... 1? AcPORTT -ITLUGMCNE. I Cr As APRILyag M.ETJXGzIyEfDAy. E Ol1 On SPECIAL COBRE5PONDEN'r,) Stewards-wi Dunne, Esq; -Marquis of Drogheda, C3 BE GE , Es Keeper of the Match ook;oe,1 inl i nplaceDulin. btT G W g- Te or'5> day, as the -middle one is called, n formed a strange eontr to the inaugural after- R noon, when we had beautiful weather and a large n number of visitors. To-day the ...

... DERBY RACES-YESTXLAY. CUP-King Monmoulth, 1 CLuona, 2 ; Fast add Loose, :. Twvelve ran. HICHFIELD-Wenilock, 1 Deva, 2 ; Serenade, 3. Eight ran. BELPFR-Ironclad,I;Poleface, 2i'iolero,3. Eleven ran. OS~SIASTON.-awtlxorn, Ir Annamite, 2; Dodote, 3. Seventeen ran. ELVAS&ON-soildia, l;Prelude, 2 Mcsqdue colt,3. Seven ran. CHADDESDEN--True Blue, 1 ; Monsieur Paris. 2 Greenich, 3. Sixteen ran. . The ...

... I SPOR 1NEU CEE. 1g . ?? THE LISTOWE-L lT1NG. (TELEGRAM FROM oCX SPECIAL CORESSPONDENT.) Listowel, Wednesday. This 2neeting eorcluded to-day as tamely as it |sad commenced on Tuesday. This dulnes arose |more from the want of the people to add en- thusiasm to the proceedings than from any defect ui the racing. 'There was no crowd to-day, and it was evident that this year¼s Ineetizg on the ...

... SPORTING INTE t. e I !~ ' , ; at I- ATTANAH STEEPLECH S for TuRuSDY, MARCH 4TH. : (.rox OUR CoREES POSD .) 3 m - .~~OREI Derow, Tuesday Et'essig.: O FA :OFZUUN& ~~i AttauairPlate .. - 21 -ia Dublin City Club Plate - S 130 1 or, DrroPlate . 2 of W nr : - yrestib flstel Al na61 2 1 BClontare Prue. 10 Mt, Carmelite ?? 6 12.71 Seahre. .- 910 2 ou Watecry - 641112 Bonore M. 0 U ~~ Regret ?? ~~51.1 ...

... THE ARCHBISHOP OF ClSEEL, MR. IC0HAEL CUSACK AND THE . 6AELIC r ATHLETIO ASMCIAlON. TO ME ZDITOR OF THE FRELAN. The Palace, Thurles. MYDzAR SIR-I received a lengthened commu- nication by this morning's post from Mr. Michael Cusack, in whigh after a pretty long preamble.he says- The Gselic Athletic Association has been handled es vilely by Mr. Gray's papers as Ireland's cse was by Errington. ...

... I ra T ?? - - he prow 6 f tg-agr; brijo the ?? ~ ?? ace. The Mai i e, th nod tZ 1E~V.,~Q ?? ! . he ld A'tai tee ead - i Z > Q WW ?? hen den~ 4£ * j .4B tf4 Sf: shpvQ $6 OW.X* jm Te eas, w~ea Thy:9 1 Zsi g i~wo, esoe$ out >eg,~ apon an4 thei .Xa tM aflof th 6eriee ~a. ve~wl bo4u apre6-ee eec tio4 fwou ,*ItS ?ei'g E~ertv e to ptUp. t ghe .4 n Therody nag d ta n atN yatoi~pgthp 4$dar vaojl by ...